• A piece referred to the murders in Soham, Cambridgeshire, in 2002 of Jessica Chapman and Holly Wells, but named the two children as Jessica Wells and Holly Chapman (Prisoner admits trying to kill Huntley in attack, 5 October, page 7).

• Illustrating a news feature headlined Blistering anger: young jobless recreate 300-mile Jarrow march in plea for work (6 October, page 29), a map showed the route from Jarrow, in Tyne and Wear, to Marble Arch in central London. In early editions, the map caption said such a walk "would take around five days". This should have been five weeks, as later editions said. The reference was to the present-day march, which began around 3 October and aims to reach its destination on 5 November (the original march in 1936 took a little less than a month).

• Headlined Fast Eddie, friend to the famous, swaps Portland Place mansion for a prison cell, a piece about a fraud verdict featured a photo of self-styled "Lord" Eddie Davenport with his girlfriend and "their husky puppy". As a reader noted, the foxy looking puppy showed every sign of being a shiba inu, not a husky, as the caption material supplied to us said (page 12 early editions, later page 3).

• A preview of this week's Montenegro-England match – England's James Milner aims to make the most of travel benefits – was corrected because it said England had an unbeaten run in away matches stretching back to a loss against Spain in February 2009. In fact England lost to Ukraine in Dnepropetrovsk in October 2009.

• Camelot under fire for failing to say where national lottery cash is spent was updated to include a response from Camelot. Owing to a lapse in the editing process, provision for this was omitted in the original. The Guardian's editorial code says: "The more serious the criticism or allegations we are reporting, the greater the obligation to allow the subject the opportunity to respond."

• Finding humanism's H Factor was amended to remove information that may have identified a 12-year-old child. A sentence from the quote was also removed that implied the child's current school taught that "monotheism is correct and should stay that way, backed up by numerous threats of going to hell or worse".